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Jane's Combat Simulations: Air Superiority Collection Jane's Combat Simulations: Naval Warfare Collection Jane's Combat Simulations: Attack Squadron Naval Combat Pack: 3 Awards Winning Classics The Jane's brand however reappeared in 2002, on Xicat's Attack Squadron, and in 2011 on JASF: Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters, published by Evolved Games. The deal with Jane's was not renewed by EA beyond its original five-year length.

Finally, Israeli developer Pixel Multimedia developed the last Jane's games with Israeli Air Force and USAF.

were the naval warfare specialists, developing 688(I) Hunter/Killer and Fleet Command.

Former MicroProse employees continued their old company's tradition in jet simulation at EA Baltimore with F-15 and F/A-18.

Another team was led by MicroProse veteran Andy Hollis ( Gunship, F-15 Strike Eagle II and III) at Origin Systems.

Navy Fighters, they continued the Fighters line with Advanced Tactical Fighters and U.S.

One team was located at Electronic Arts headquarters: led by veterans Brent Iverson (designer/programmer) and Paul Grace (producer), previously responsible for games like Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, LHX: Attack Chopper and U.S.

The games in the Jane's line were developed by several specialized development teams: Not only did the deal allow the use of the Jane's brand name, but also the inclusion of Jane's reference material within the games itself. EA licensed the name from Jane's Information Group, the publishing company famous for its military reference works. Jane's Combat Simulations Group Description Jane's Combat Simulations was a brand in use by Electronic Arts from 1996 to 2000 for their line of military simulations.